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Hose question
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trrdster2000
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Don, don't go for fuel hose, it will not be as flexible as you need. Most auto parts stores carry emission vacuum hoses in all kinds of different sizes and if you need to do a 90 degree turn, they carry the plastic connectors in all kind of configurations.
Wayne
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MMC sells a thin-wall Buna-N tubing that is quite soft, and yet should stand up to gasoline (and ethanol) fumes. Only downside is that they won't sell you just one foot.
https://www.mcmaster.com/#catalog/117/118/=cldgsz
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https://www.mcmaster.com/#catalog/117/118/=cldgsz
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